Wow, what a difference from other parenting advisers!
Vicky
Parent
Just wanted to say a huge thanks to the presenter of today’s webinar, for such an interesting and helpful session. I really enjoyed learning about how the brain works, and the practical tips sounded really useful - I will definitely be implementing most of them!
Parent
City Parents
The webinar today was incredibly helpful and insightful. It’s been a good restart button to make me think about being more positive.
Parent
City Parents
TeenTips provides a clear and helpful toolkit for parents and those who have responsibility for a teens well-being. Alicia’s warm tone and wealth of counselling experience, combine to offer invaluable step by step advice to coping with teenage challenges in a way that raises their resilience and self-esteem in a constructive and compassionate way.As a practicing counsellor, parents ask for ideas to help them navigate what can be a worrying and challenging phase in their children’s development. Alicia’s resource extends understanding of a teens world into their caregivers hands, giving solid support during what can be a testing time.
Nicola Owen, BSc (Hons), Dip Couns., MBACP
Therapist working with young people
Alicia's exercises and real life examples are powerful tools in equipping parents with the skills upon which supportive, positive relationships can be achieved.
Dr S K Agnew
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
What you are communicating is so relevant to anyone, not just school settings. I particularly liked the bit where you explain what it is like for children with learning difficulties and the information on reading faces and understanding irony and sarcasm etc is particularly relevant to our ASD cohort.
Charlotte Cunningham
Turtle Key Arts Centre
Many, many thanks for gifting 'Mindfest' your fantastic talk. It was definitely well received by all those that viewed it.
Liz Bradshaw
Dorking Minds
Good course content – reinforced general good practice but also gave much needed background to technique. A good opportunity to learn how to turn the negative into positive.”
N Walkington
Individual Needs Coordinator
